Mummified, Emmy winner found under trash can

The set designer and designer from production American, Evelyn Sakash, award winner Emmy whose whereabouts were unknown since September last year was found without a vine at the age of 66, her family, friends and followers are very shocked.

It’s important to emphasize that Evelyn was also known for her strong tendency to collect things, as she was reportedly found lifeless under a pile of trash in her own home, in the city. New York

That’s right, as you read it, the body of it Sakash was found under a pile of rubble in the kitchen of his home in Queens last Tuesday, March 30, a city police spokesman confirmed to one of the most recognized magazines in the United States.

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In the same way, the local authorities also assured that the forensic doctors were in the process of determining the cause of death, although the authorities do not suspect any kind of criminal motive or the like as everything seems to indicate that it was treated fairly. by a terrible accident.

For its part, the sister of the producer Ellen Brown, admitted that he had been unable to contact her since October last year, and at the same time as he told the press his information, he described the designer as a “very accumulating person”.

In fact, this was why, without much thought, it was eventually decided to travel to New York and hire a company to clean Evelyn’s house, without knowing anything about her, her relatives decided to the experts for help to ask for this to happen. somehow help to find the producer.

And it was the employees of this cleaning company who found Sakash’s mummified body, explained Madeline O’Connell Hartling, who launched a GoFundMe campaign in December to raise money to find her.

Likewise, in recent interviews with family and close friends, Brow told the New York Daily Mail that what he experienced was simply devastating, stating that his sister “ lived a full life. She had extraordinary talent. She had a brilliant mind.

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I don’t want my sister to be reminded how they found her, ”he added.
Her sister even emphasized how generous she always was with her family and friends with some lovely words: ‘Any of her friends would say she was the first to come forward if anyone needed help, I want all of that to be their last memory, and not that they found it in bad shape ”.

In her more than 30-year career as a decorator and production designer in the film and television world, Evelyn Sakash has worked on shows such as “Sesame Street”, “Orange Is the New Black” and “Law and Order .: Criminal Attempt”.

One of his most significant achievements is winning an Emmy for Outstanding Achievements in Art Direction, Set Decoration and Stage Design in 2003 for his work on “Between the Lions”.

In addition, he was nominated the following year and appeared in a dozen films, including: “Taxi”; “Sirens”, Cher and Winona Ryder’s great success; Always Alice, with Julianne Moore; and the romantic comedy “Made in America.”

Currently his family members in GoFundMe are raising money to pay for the funeral expenses, and the goal is to reach $ 10,000 and everything seems to indicate that the goal has already been reached.

Rest in peace Evelyn Sakash, and we wish an early release from the family.